President Bush stopped short Thursday of giving a detailed description of his plan for revamping Social Security.[@@]
But the president said during an evening news conference at the White House that he believes he can make headway despite polls showing that his proposal for creating a system of private Social Security accounts is facing high levels of opposition.
"The legislative process is just getting started," the president said. "I'm optimistic that we'll get something done."
The president talked briefly about changes in the way the government adjusts Social Security benefits to respond to changes in prices.
